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Chronic conditions come in many forms, both common and rare, affecting millions around the world. Some are well-known and you may of heard of them, while others have just a few known cases, and even fewer treatments. 💙 Here are some examples.

Whether common or rare, each condition comes with its own challenges. At WearIt., we're committed to raising awareness and supporting everyone on their journey.🦓🦓❤

Honoring the resilience and beauty in those living with rare, chronic, and invisible conditions is key in building confidence and strength.🌸💙🌸

WearIt. focuses on raising awareness and supporting those with rare, chronic, and invisible conditions. Wear your strength with pride—shop our collection and make a difference today. Link in bio. 🦓🦓❤

The Chronic Badass Tee!

Available through August. By wearing this shirt, you’re not only showing your support but also helping raise awareness. Proceeds from each sale go directly towards supporting The DayBeacon project, our initiative to help students with invisible disabilities navigate their school days with confidence.

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These are just a few of the challenges for people with chronic conditions. This month, let’s amplify their voices and spread awareness about the realities of chronic illness. Understanding and empathy can go a long way in supporting those who navigate these challenges daily.❤🦓❤

Share your chronic challenges in the comments and show your support and strength by wearing those challenging stripes with WearIt. Link in bio.

Proceeds go to the development of innovative tools for rare, chronic and invisible conditions.

WearIt. is diving into Chronic Illness for the month of August. One of our favorite tee shirts will be on sale this month. The Chronically Iconic Tee was designed by one of our very own Zebras!❤🦓🦓❤

Use the code: chronicaugust15

Support Emma and the rest of the zebras by visiting WearIt.
Proceeds go to the development of innovative tools for people with invisible and chronic diseases.

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Dealing with chronic illness flare-ups can be incredibly challenging, but it's essential to remember to show yourself empathy during these tough times. 💛

Josh wrote about it in a new blog post titled: "Empathy for Yourself in the Midst of Chronic Illness Flare-Ups." In it, he talks about the importance of self-compassion and share practical tips to help navigate these difficult moments. 🌿

Tap the link in our bio to read the full post! ❤🦓❤

❤My best friends during a flare:
Heating pad
My favorite blanket
My bed
Foam roller
Water
And, of course my my dog, Indy.❤
Who is your flare up best friend?

Living with a chronic illness means flare-ups can happen when we least expect them. Having a plan in place can help get us through a flare and give us a sense of control to navigate those tough days. Share your tips and tricks in the comments below! ❤🦓❤

🌟 Understanding Your Flare-Up Triggers 🌟

Living with a chronic illness means navigating daily challenges, especially when it comes to flare-ups. One of the most important things I've learned is identifying my own triggers. From stress and diet to sleep patterns and weather changes, each person's triggers can be unique, share yours below! ❤🦓❤

A flare-up is a period of intense pain that is more severe than typical chronic pain. It can last for hours, days, or weeks and often occurs without a predictable pattern, coming on suddenly and with little warning, making it challenging and distressing to manage. These can be incredibly challenging, both physically and emotionally.❤🦓❤

Support and understanding for those zebras during a flare-up can make all the difference.

🌟 Limited Edition Tee: Support and Awareness for Flare-Ups 🌟

Always Sleepy Club Honorary Member Tee! July ONLY! 🦓🥱❤

A little humor goes a long way in the chronic world! 😘

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How do you flare????😜
As we step into the heat of July, we're diving deep into a crucial topic for many of us: The Flare-Up. 🌪️
What are the triggers? How do we cope? Who supports us?
Stay tuned, stay strong, and let's make July a month of continuing empathy and understanding flare-ups. 💙🦓❤